Lordsburg School Budget Approved
The Lordsburg public school budget for 1973-1974 totals 1,179,679 dollars with a 6.9 percent raise for teachers and a 9,000 dollar support for bilingual education. State Education official Wagalter said changes can still be made before August 30, while Dr. James Latham praised the budget and noted boosts for starting salaries and health insurance contributions.
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Lordsburg
Wagalter
Departt of Education
Lordsburg Act of Education
James Latham
Latham
Lordsburg Board of Education
Inquest Set For Friday In Hidalgo County
An inquest into the death of Carlos Bejarano is set for Friday at 10 a.m. in the Hidalgo County Courthouse with Dr. J H Baxter presiding. E C Dave Serna says several witnesses will be called. Bejarano died from a shooting May 3 in the Hidalgo General Hospital emergency room.
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Carlos Bejarano
Hidalgo County
J. H. Baxter
E. C
Dave) Serna
Bejarano
Hidalgo General Hospital
Banquet Tickets On Sale For Chamber of Commerce Dinner
Ducats are now on sale for the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet to be held June 21 at the American Motor Inn. Tickets may be purchased from any chamber board member or at the Chamber office.
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Chamber of Commerce
American Motor Inn
Chamber
Lordsburg Faces Citywide Gasoline Shortage
Lordsburg Mayor Alan A. Koff warns city departments may halt operations after failing to purchase gasoline for June. Under 1972 rationing, the city does not qualify to buy fuel, with roughly six days of supply left before tanks run dry. City officials scramble to find a solution.
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Lordsburg
Alan A. Koff
Koff
Oil Company
Lordsburg city workers strike over job application forms
Thirty five city employees walked off after 19 recipients of city employment forms, issued by Mayor Alan A. Koff, filed racial discrimination charges with the New Mexico Human Rights Commission. The mayor said forms are needed for documentation. workers insist the move targets those who filed complaints.
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Lordsburg
Alan A. Koff
New Mexico
Renteria
Koff
Off
Civil Rights Commission
Rof
State agrees to aid animal schools budget approved
The Animal Board of Education tentatively approved a 372 268 dollar operational budget at a June 7 1973 hearing. Participants included Harry Waylater Frank Ready and C B Lemon. The plan excludes Brown and Root workers children. state aid pledged to supply needed educational facilities for rising enrollment.
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Animal Board of Education
Harry Waylater
Frank Ready
C. B. Lemon
Brown and Root, Inc
Wagakter
Pat Godbey
Brown and Root
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